Researchers find psychotic-like experiences predict mental disorders in teens, suggesting the need for screening.
Teens who have psychotic‐like experiences (PLEs) are more likely than teens who don't to develop psychotic and nonpsychotic mental illness, researchers have found. They urge that high‐risk adolescents be screened for PLEs as a predictor of mental disorders.
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